Sentence examples for steps agreed on from inspiring English sources

On July 6, Mr. Clarke sent Ms. Rice a previously undisclosed e-mail message outlining a number of steps agreed on at the meeting, including efforts to examine the threat of weapons of mass destruction and possible attacks in Latin America.

Getting the cap to cover 90percentt of earnings is a bare minimum step agreed on by all sides -- not a major revenue increase that distinguishes the Bowles-Simpson plan as "balanced".

"The concrete steps that we have agreed on are not going to be laid out in public in some long list," he said, "because we want them to work and because they need more work in order to work.

PARIS — President Nicolas Sarkozy of France on Tuesday announced steps, agreed to by bankers, to curb excessive compensation in the industry as he pledged to push for tighter international rules at a meeting of global leaders next month.

"We cannot compromise on the reform steps we agreed on".

All of these little things were causing distress to everyone so we took a step back and agreed on action points to address these and other issues.

As a next logical step, scientists generally agreed on a global survey of physical and geochemical properties by an automated spacecraft in polar orbit above the Moon and employing techniques evolved from those used during the Apollo missions.

In a statement issued after their meeting, the S.E.C. said, "As a first step, the parties agreed on a structural framework, to be refined over the next day, for strengthening circuit breakers and handling erroneous trades".

In the first step it is agreed on not to start intervention yet, but to wait for further development of symptoms.

In a second step both researchers agreed on identification of patient empowerment components, and a conceptual map of patient empowerment was drafted.

Greece's international creditors emerged from an 11-hour meeting in Brussels at 2am on Wednesday having agreed on steps to ease the burden of Greece's €321bn (£245bn) debt mountain, worth 180% of annual economic output.